Directions: Five sentences A, B, C, D, and E are given below, you need to rearrange the sentences so that the five sentences can together form a meaningful paragraph. A. So trees are a beautiful and useful gift of nature. B. Many of the wild lives live in forests and they get their all need from trees. C. Trees release oxygen which needs for our life. D. They only know to give not to take. E. The earth which we call mother has given us many gifts, one of them is trees.
Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?
A
The task is to arrange the given five sentences (A, B, C, D, E) into a coherent and meaningful paragraph and identify the sentence that comes fifth in the correct sequence.
Sentence Analysis and Logical Flow
Here's a breakdown of each sentence and its role:- E. The earth which we call mother has given us many gifts, one of them is trees. This sentence serves as an excellent introduction, establishing the main theme – trees as gifts from the Earth.
- C. Trees release oxygen which needs for our life. This sentence highlights a primary and essential benefit of trees directly related to human survival.
- B. Many of the wild lives live in forests and they get their all need from trees. This sentence presents another significant benefit of trees, focusing on their importance for wildlife and ecosystems.
- D. They only know to give not to take. This sentence offers a qualitative description of trees, emphasizing their selfless contribution. It logically follows the enumeration of benefits (like oxygen and habitat) provided by trees.
- A. So trees are a beautiful and useful gift of nature. This sentence begins with "So," indicating a conclusion or summary. It reinforces the idea presented in sentence E and supported by sentences C, B, and D, confirming trees as valuable gifts.
Step-by-Step Rearrangement
1. Start with the Introduction: Sentence E clearly introduces the topic by stating that trees are among the many gifts from the Earth. 2. Present Key Benefits: Following the introduction, sentences C and B detail the crucial benefits trees provide: releasing oxygen essential for life and supporting wildlife. 3. Add Descriptive Elaboration: Sentence D complements the benefits mentioned in C and B by describing the giving nature of trees, suggesting their contributions are unconditional. 4. Conclude the Paragraph: Sentence A, starting with "So," effectively summarizes the preceding points, concluding that trees are indeed beautiful and useful gifts.Final Paragraph Order
Based on the logical flow identified above, the correct order of the sentences is:- E
- C
- B
- D
- A
Identifying the Fifth Sentence
In the rearranged sequence (E, C, B, D, A), the fifth sentence is A. Sentence A serves as the concluding statement, summarizing the value and usefulness of trees as gifts from nature, which logically follows the points made in the preceding sentences.Similar Questions
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